Qingqing ends up having to atone for her past actions but perhaps not all is actually in vain. The plot is still moving along slowly, that’s what we get for only having 30 minute episodes, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that nothing happens as we continue on the train towards Qingqing and Feng’s future romance.
The softer side of Qingqing and Feng’s relationship continues to grow as they perhaps reach a new level of mutual understanding. Also, a new character is introduced that may just complicate things for everyone, but of course not for one particular person.
Qingqing ends up learning some important information about her parents when they were in college from Professor Chen, finally getting some of the answers she always wanted to know. However, sometimes the answers to previous questions only end up creating more questions.
Sometimes it only takes a moment for things to change. Qingqing unknowingly puts herself in an unwanted position that will probably make her life more complicated in the future yet also puts her in the position to possibly discover some more things about her past. It’s like a double-edged sword but it’s something that Qinqing will have to go through sooner or later.
Qingqing and Feng find themselves entering the slightly awkward phase of their friendship as they possibly begin to find themselves becoming conscious around each other. But the sly glances and small smiles that they unknowingly show each other bridges the almost nonexistent gap between them.
The Xinyu incident continues to be a sore spot for Feng as Qingqing continues to try to find out the truth, causing a rift to form between them. But Feng doesn’t seem to be the type of person to leave a friend when they’re in need, even if he may not call her a friend by name just yet.
Some of Feng’s past demons begin to catch up with him in the form of Lin Yiyang who is out to make his life miserable, no matter what cost it may have. But we begin to learn some information about what happened in the past and while it’s not a lot to go on right now, it is at least a starting point.
Well, if it isn’t the beginnings of love, or maybe an actual friendship. As much as Qingqing and Feng would like to believe that they hate each other, it may not entirely be the case anymore. They start to hang out and help one another and are maybe about to become closer than they’d imagine.
The beginning hints of jealousy may just be starting to arrive and their distaste for one another may just be turning into friendship as Qingqing and Feng continue to find themselves entangled with each other. It’s still the beginning, though, and the two definitely have a long way to go before they start to recognize the feelings that they might be getting. Still, they’re starting to show themselves in subtle ways that will probably only increase as we move along. But for now we have the simple glances and gestures that may seem like nothing but deep down are hiding something.
Qingqing begins her money-making venture with Fangfang using every possible that’s available to her to use, including Feng himself. And while he may not be happy with the current arrangement, he’s learning to take Qingqing in stride and hope that her crazy antics will end soon. The only downside for him? They don’t seem to be ending any time in the near future.
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